best video I've seen on stereo imaging for a complete arrangement. I think most people understand mono/stereo and panning, but never use an imager to see exactly what producers like Nami etc are doing with their mix and how they are making rich sounding samples even though most of the sounds aren't actually wide.
A really great video, i always asked myself how you get your instruments in their right place. Panning and narrow the stereofield is a good starting Point. Thanks for talking about this. There are so many videos out on youtube, but nearly no one is talking about this. Great Content :)
All these vst instruments we use now are wayyyy too stereo. Layer too many of them, and you end up with a washed out mess. Using things like S1 here make a huge difference in mix focus and impact. Key tips not many mention, good work mate.
This is really sweet I appreciate you making this. One takeaway for me is varying the density of a reverb used on a sound to change the perceived distance of the sound. I’m definitely gonna play around with these concepts keep up the dope content!
yo this is fire asf thanks bro, what drums did you use for this??? sounding realistic asf, how you get that realistic sound like that other than messing with velocities?
nahhh you is tooooo sauced up, industry finna be mad 🔥 I heard bad things about the s1in regards to phasing but it seems to be good if you're not using it for widening but instead for placing things in a very specific spot
💎🔥🔥 I swear this is literally this missing piece of info I’ve been needing for my mixes. I do not have S1 stereo imager is it possible to get this done with ozone imager?
Let me know what you guys think!
Great edit
🔥🔥 you killed it
I love everythin' you craft!
Thank you so much
The before/after edit is perfect to understand the process
working for the industry myself I swear this tutorials are gold for anyone who really wants to be successful as a loop maker
Glad you enjoyed 🙂
literally never thought of that in my creative process, yet it seems so so simple, good vid
Im glad i can highlight some help
I enjoyed this video more, wish you could touch on little details more
I am glad you like after the effort i put in editing
I love how you broke this down so well and so simple, this was so informative and put together so well
Thank you bro
this is top tier content, so smooth with it hix
Thank you so much
best video I've seen on stereo imaging for a complete arrangement. I think most people understand mono/stereo and panning, but never use an imager to see exactly what producers like Nami etc are doing with their mix and how they are making rich sounding samples even though most of the sounds aren't actually wide.
Damn that’s a clean mix. I’m going to start using a stereo imager. This is helpful.
A really great video, i always asked myself how you get your instruments in their right place. Panning and narrow the stereofield is a good starting Point. Thanks for talking about this. There are so many videos out on youtube, but nearly no one is talking about this. Great Content :)
Thank you for the great feedback,
I am glad you enjoyed this one
brooooooooooo that sample wass soo crazy mind blowing stuff my guy
Thank you so much, means alot
you Truley are an amazing producer keep going bro you have my full support. much love!
thank you bro!
This was so good wow
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bro you helped me out alot i needed this vid
thank you so much for the panning info i needed that!
Thank you cutie
World class video, bro l. Been waiting on a video like this.
Im glad you enjoyed this one
Solid. Great job
Ty
All these vst instruments we use now are wayyyy too stereo. Layer too many of them, and you end up with a washed out mess. Using things like S1 here make a huge difference in mix focus and impact. Key tips not many mention, good work mate.
Glad you likes the video ! More to come like this
This is really sweet I appreciate you making this. One takeaway for me is varying the density of a reverb used on a sound to change the perceived distance of the sound. I’m definitely gonna play around with these concepts keep up the dope content!
Yes bro, all little factors will change your overall mix, just be mindful and understand how you want each sound perceived, thank you for watching
Final sample is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you bro
love the new editing style
Thanks bro 😌
My samples suck lmao , this concept breaksdown everything so clear
Just put the hours in and learn and trust yourself
yo this is fire asf thanks bro, what drums did you use for this??? sounding realistic asf, how you get that realistic sound like that other than messing with velocities?
Dope video. Been looking for tutorials like this! Thanks
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nahhh you is tooooo sauced up, industry finna be mad 🔥 I heard bad things about the s1in regards to phasing but it seems to be good if you're not using it for widening but instead for placing things in a very specific spot
Im glad you enjoyed this one! Thank you for your words
Nice vid bro. Perfect to clean the mix up so it dont get muddy when you add alot of elements
Thank you! Yeah it helps alot
Sounds like addictive drums on this. Which kit did you use if so? I can never get good rim shots out of the kits I have for it
bro, you got really some good bunch of plugins. and video is fire as usual!!
Glad you think so!
Great video hix
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Yo but this new style of editing is crazy🔥🔥
Glad you enjoyed it, was hoping people liked it 😰
@@prodbyhix shout out to you bro🔥constantly putting out fire content
Ur a goat for droppin knowledge bro 💯
Thank you for taking time to watch , means alot
This was fire! Definitely earned a sub 🤞🏾
Welcome to the channel!!
Love this edit
Thank you! 👊🏻
nice video hix
Ty 👊🏻👊🏻
we need to link. these are amazing
For sure thank you
Hey, what's that bell sound in Mellotron ? can't seem to find it. Thanks !
That helps so much wooow
My bro 👊🏻
Great content bro! 🔥🔥🙏🏽
Thanka for watching 👊🏻
really dope, you put the reverb befor or after the imager?
Before the imager 👊🏻
can you release this as a song? i love it
Maybe one day hahaha
So good
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Awesome video! However the sound of your screen recorder captured the sound in mono and not stereo, so everything you showed didn’t translate
Good point
Why do you change all the stereo sounds to mono?
Keeps them a different place in the mix and overall different feel
💎🔥🔥 I swear this is literally this missing piece of info I’ve been needing for my mixes. I do not have S1 stereo imager is it possible to get this done with ozone imager?
Can export as mono then pan i think thar works too
Am I understand it well , You could not only increase but also reduce the space of melody using reverb ?
Correct
@@prodbyhix thats valuable info, thanks a lot 😁🙏
That shit was dope asf.
very good broo
Thank you so much
maybe a rnb one next??
Thats defo in my mind
🗣Brother Hix
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At this part 1:15 - is it better to keep the majority of the drum layers in mono?
Just all depends on how you want the drums to sit in the mix, i wanted them to sit in the middle of the stereo field
2:13
bare gems
ty bro
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subscribed this shit too fire
Welcome to the channel ✌🏻
Big leap in content, stick to this format please
Means alot 👊🏻
really awesome job dude! i sent you a message on instagram giving you more props, but needless to say this was super sick. keep up the good work
Love homie
This was insanely awesome!!!! And inspiring 💯🤯🤍❤️
Thank you
@@prodbyhix you’re welcome!!!!